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Mark Albertson is an experienced journalist who currently covers the technology world for SiliconANGLE Media. He has previously reported for Basting News, The San Francisco Examiner and CBS. His prior experience includes senior management positions with National Semiconductor, Amdahl Corporation (Fujitsu), and a major technology trade association. He is also a television producer and his most recent TV program - "Tech Closeup" - was nationally syndicated across the United States.
Discover how Nvidia's GPU stack and AI innovation have propelled it to the forefront of technology, setting new benchmarks in computational efficiency.
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Cloudbrink's legal issues shine spotlight on growing field of reputation management - SiliconANGLE
At Web Summit, cloud and chip providers maneuver for market share while others fret about AI's impact - SiliconANGLE
Living in the feed: Trust and AI drive strategic shifts for advertisers and content creators - SiliconANGLE
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Defense leads in race to secure AI, but threats to models and data could soon change that - SiliconANGLE
In the aftermath of two headline-grabbing attacks over the past six months, more high-profile security researchers and analysts are beginning to cast a wary eye at internal systems and technology tools. The SolarWinds breach, a compromise of third-party software used to protect networks in the U.S.
With the presidential election of 2020 presumably decided in favor of President-elect Joe Biden, what does the political future hold for the tech industry? That was the focus of Lincoln Reboot 2020, a three-day virtual event ending today that was organized by the Lincoln Network, a right-leaning political organization that brings together technologists, government officials and policy organizations in an open forum.
In the 160-character-fueled, fail-fast and break-things culture of the technology world, perspective is often in short supply. Judy Estrin thinks she knows how to fix that problem. The Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur can offer a broader view of the industry because she has been part of the tech world since the early days of the internet.
Google has been quietly working with the Democracy Council and the U.S. government to unlock the Internet in Iran.
Project Vigilant has expanded its use of technology to track cybercrime in the past two years.
"Attributing Actions To Actors" is the motto for Project Vigilant
TV commentator Mark Rasch is one of many top security experts who are part of Project Vigilant.
A secret group has been patrolling the Internet for many years.
Despite San Francisco's many steep hills, there are quite a few places where bicyclists can enjoy a leisurely ride. Many of these bike trails offer spectacular scenery and interesting places to stop along the way.
